MiroSot Extended Middle League

Wed, 02/06/2008 - 12:10 — superuser
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The fastest league – with robot speed up to 3,5 m/s. A match shall be played by two teams, each consisting of 5 or 11 robots, one of which can be the goalkeeper. Three human team members, a "manager", a "coach" and a "trainer", shall only be allowed on the stage. One host computer per team, mainly dedicated to vision processing and the decision making process, shall be used.

Results

  1. SjF TUKE Robotics
  2. Ljubljana DRAGONS
  3. AUSTRO
  4. KOSOVA - UBT
  5. Leonding MICROS
  6. Dortmund DROIDS
  7. MI20 Twente
  8. Moscow PIONEERS


Narosot League

Sun, 01/27/2008 - 14:08 — superuser
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The league with the smallest robots. A match shall be played by two teams, each consisting of five robots, one of which can be the goalkeeper. Three human team members, a "manager", a "coach" and a "trainer", shall only be allowed on the stage. One host computer per team, mainly dedicated to vision processing and decision making process, shall be used.

Results

  1. AUSTRO
  2. Leonding MICROS

MiroSot Middle League

Sun, 01/27/2008 - 13:59 — superuser
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The fastest league – with robot speed up to 3,5 m/s. A match shall be played by two teams, each consisting of 5 or 11 robots, one of which can be the goalkeeper. Three human team members, a "manager", a "coach" and a "trainer", shall only be allowed on the stage. One host computer per team, mainly dedicated to vision processing and the decision making process, shall be used.

Results

  1. SjF TUKE Robotics;
  2. AUSTRO
  3. Ljubljana DRAGONS
  4. Leonding MICROS
  5. ACT-Croatia
  6. VSB-TU Ostrava
  7. Dortmund DROIDS
  8. MI20 Twente
  9. KOSOVA - UBT
  10. Moscow PIONEERS


Humanoid Robot World Cup Soccer Tournament (HuroCup)

Sun, 01/27/2008 - 14:09 — superuser
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The goal of the HuroSot league is to encourage research in practical, autonomous, highly mobile and versatile robotic platforms. Intended applications for these robots are, among others, search and rescue robots, care robots, etc. As a benchmark problem, the goal of the HuroSot league is to develop humanoid robots that can play soccer well against other robots or even human opponents. Currently, the HuroSot competition is in its infancy, but nevertheless, humanoid robot soccer provides researchers with a good test bed for their systems and proved to be fun for both participants and spectators.

Results:

  • TKU Humanoid
  • HanSaRam
  • University of Manitoba Humanoids
  • NKFUST Humanoids
  • Plymouth Drakes

    • MiroSot XL Middle League

    Thu, 05/15/2008 - 08:48 — superuser
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    The fastest league – with robot speed up to 3,5 m/s. A match shall be played by two teams, each consisting of 5 or 11 robots, one of which can be the goalkeeper. Three human team members, a "manager", a "coach" and a "trainer", shall only be allowed on the stage. One host computer per team, mainly dedicated to vision processing and the decision making process, shall be used.

    Results

    1. SjF TUKE Robotics
    2. AUSTRO
    3. Ljubljana DRAGONS
    4. Dortmund DROIDS
    5. Moscow PIONEERS

    MiroSot Large League

    Wed, 02/06/2008 - 12:09 — superuser
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    The fastest league – with robot speed up to 3,5 m/s. A match shall be played by two teams, each consisting of 5 or 11 robots, one of which can be the goalkeeper. Three human team members, a "manager", a "coach" and a "trainer", shall only be allowed on the stage. One host computer per team, mainly dedicated to vision processing and the decision making process, shall be used.

    Results

    1. SjF TUKE Robotics
    2. Ljubljana DRAGONS
    3. AUSTRO
    4. Dortmund DROIDS